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Camp Stadium by emilybcnLeave a Comment Phone: 34.93.496.36.00Directions: Metro Collblanc Line 5 (blue)or line 3 les corts, although Collblanc is closer.Website: http://www.fcbarcelona.com
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 by Maria_75
This is a huge stadium! It's the biggest in Spain, even bigger than the one in Madrid. When you come from a country where the biggest footballstadium holds only 25.000 people, you get really blown away by this one that houses more than 120.000 people!
It was built in 1956, and renovated in 1980 and 1994. There is also a museum here where you can learn more about the history and the team. Leave a Comment
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I went to Barcelona to visit my little brother that I hadn't seen in two months, but apart from that the thing I was mostly looking forward to was the fact that I finally would be able to see a game at stadio Nou Camp.
I had seen Barcelona plenty of times before, in Sweden, in Italy and in Spain, but never on homeground.
The stadium is Europe's biggest, taking around 98 000 spectators (exactly 98 934 actually) and is quite something special!
I went there to see the Champions League-game between Barcelona and Panathinaikos (Greece). Great stadium, great amount of spectators (around 60 000) and a fantastic game.
Barcelona won 5-0, but still the atmosphere was crap. Definately the worst I've ever heard/seen at a game this big. The only one singing a bit was the Greek away supporters, but when Barcelona early on did 2-0 also they stopped singing.
Apart from that there were only a few chants of "Barca Barca Barca" from the Barcelona faithtful. Embarassing...
But the evening was magic anyway, and it's definately something everyone who have even the slightest interest in football should visit!
Around the stadium you can find a lot of different souvenirs for sale, but they are both fake and expensive. Three-four double the price from what is for sale in Italy before the games..
Something we didn't have the time to do, but I still can recommend, is a visit to the stadium on a day when there isn't a game. Then you can visit the FC Barcelona museum, with all their silverware and also old souvenirs and memories from the past. It's also possible to take a tour, and going into the stadium through the player tunnel. You can't stand on the grass though, and neither take part in the Barcelona-training... ;) Leave a Comment
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 by heryanta
Within the complex there are several things to do: visit the museum, do a tour of the stadium and facilities itself and shop at the fanshop.
The stadium and museum is open daily; museum open from 10am to 10pm on Monday-Saturday while on Sunday it's open until 3pm.
Keep in mind that the stadium tour is not available on big matchday (like when they play home in the European Champions League).
Entry to museum cost Eur 7.5 for adults and the tour & museum cost Eur 11.5 for adults.
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Soccer (European football) is, without any doubt, the most important sport in Spain and in Barcelona, so it's natural to visit the spectacular Camp Nou Stadium and the Museum of 1 of the greatest European soccer teams of all times, Barça.
Here you can see many trophies exposed and the football memorabilia, visit the small art gallery and the pitch itself...
Opening hours:
Mon-Sat: 10:00 -18:30
Sun and holidays:10:00 - 14:00
closed on 1 Jan, 6 Jan, 24 Sept and 25 Dec.
Ticket price: €17 (July 2009) Leave a Comment
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 by Cathy24
There is a big shop with loads of souvenirs and a cafe.
The tour was unguided which was good as you just went round on your own through a mapped out route and could take pictures and take your time. The Museum is at the end and had loads of old antique fusball tables and memorabilia as well as history and trophies.
If you are a football fan you'l enjoy it as the stadium is huge but other than that there is nothing much in the area so we just got the metro back to the city centre. Leave a Comment
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As a football fan the Nou Camp was high on my list of things to do. It is a self tour of the stadium so you can take as long as you like. You get to go into the dressing room, press box and through the tunnel onto the touchline but not the pitch. you also get to go and sit in the stand on various tiers so you get different views of the pitch. Well worth the €11 entrance and the walk from the metro station. Leave a Comment
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